Our CBD oils are 100% naturally produced in France. Cannabidiol is extracted from the cannabis plant using a process that preserves as many cannabinoids as possible: this is known as "cold-pressed" oil. We have focused on cold rather than hot extraction, as heat can denature and "lose" cannabinoids during the process (they will simply "burn" with the heat). With cold extraction, the cannabinoids are preserved as much as possible, without being denatured, so as to obtain what is known as a complete extraction.

This extraction (the cannabinoid concentrate, the majority of which is CBD) is mixed with a carrier oil (hemp oil or coconut oil) to enable it to be assimilated by the body and administered correctly.

When making an oil, the cannabinoid extraction is mixed with a carrier oil, to promote ingestion.

This carrier oil can be hemp oil or MCT coconut oil (extracted from coconut oil):

• Hemp oil will provide a better entourage effect thanks to the phytochemicals in hemp, and therefore a better action of cannabidiol.
  It has a chlorophyll taste, is very plant-based and cannot be flavored.

• MCT coconut oil is more rapidly absorbed by the body, as it has a fatty acid structure that is more rapidly absorbed.
  However, it has a less favourable entourage effect than its neighbor, natural CBD oil.
  It can be flavoured (blood orange, passion fruit).

Our CBD oils are devoid of any trace of THC. In fact, since they are extracted in such a way as to separate THC from other cannabinoids, no high or psychotropic effects can be felt, and there are no addictive effects or problems with saliva tests, for example.

The benefits of CBD oil are so numerous that they are difficult to describe. In fact, as cannabidiol interacts directly with the nervous system and endocannabinoid receptors, it can regulate and support many pathologies. From anxiety and sleep disorders to endometriosis and osteoarthritis, CBD is a real regulator of the human body.

The percentage of oil (from 5 to 40%) does not change the molecule; it is simply more or less concentrated. A 5% oil can therefore give you the same benefit as a 15% oil, it's simply a question of the quantity of drops to be taken.

However, we recommend percentages according to the pathologies you wish to accompany, so heavier pathologies will generally be accompanied by more concentrated oils (from 15 to 40%). You can consult our automatic calculator or our user guide to make your choice.

First of all, calculate your dosage using our automatic calculator.

Next, we recommend that you divide the number of drops you need into three parts after each meal (breakfast, lunch and dinner), then place the drops of oil corresponding to your dosage under your tongue - don't swallow, let them dissolve on their own.

The sublingual route ensures optimum absorption of CBD oil, since it is directly absorbed by the mucous membranes, reducing the loss of molecules (unlike digestion, for example).

If you're just starting out, stick to your dosage for 10 days and don't change it even if you don't feel any benefits in the meantime, as you need to let your body adapt to the molecule.

And, of course, our oil bottles come with a small pipette that makes it easy to place the drops under the tongue, drop by drop, so as not to exceed the dosage required for each dosage.

Yes, it's possible, and we don't talk about it enough! In fact, cannabidiol can interact with various molecules found in medicines. No risk or danger to health, however, drug interaction can diminish or cancel out the effect of the drug and/or CBD.

We've put together a guide to using CBD oil that includes a "Drug Interaction" section listing the various molecules with which CBD should not be consumed. Find out more before consuming CBD oil.